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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 11, 1786

Page

2

Fragmented OCR story hints at robberies and local notes

The readable portion mentions a mail office, a gate, and a robber opening a safe near a local street. Strange phrases refer to towns like Deanybrook and Gorey, with hints of a character named Witch of Which and a reward or prophecy motif. The text remains garbled but implies a small town crime and scattered notices.

Inpiay Mary Deanybrook Reed St Hellen Gorey mAerling

Untitled 18th Century Notice Fragment

Fragmentary notice refers to a term of 28 feast from Wex v rel Seaievi, a list of items including kitchen, cof fers, and gear. Mentions Mr. George sabato and a note approved by an unnamed authority, with unclear scope for the whole or part of goods.

George Sabato

Fragmented notice on legal matter and parish actions

A garbled OCR style notice mentions temporary authority and parish dealings. It references potential management actions, a named individual, and a directive to proceed forthwith. The readable portion suggests a legal or ecclesiastical filing affecting a local jurisdiction and recipients.

Proclamation on Riotous Rioters in Cork Limerick and Kerry

In the counties of Cork Limerick and Kerry a proclamation announces that White Boys and other rioters have unlawfully threatened peace. It commands sheriffs, magistrates, and officers to arrest rioters, with rewards of one hundred pounds for the first three found, and similar rewards for identifying accomplices. The notice, dated June 3786 in Dublin, promises royal pardon to informers and urges swift action to suppress the disturbances and protect the king's peace.

Cork Limeri Kerry Gredt Willian Bryan O'Dorinel Oliver “Casey John Doyle Denis Medy J Fain Smith Allf Garrispaane Lime” Tick Denis Dilloa the Elder Denis Ia the Young Infhineal John Collins Deéanicana Mathie Couney Ceck Staund Daniel Jope Cafey John Thomas Evy James Ryan Peer Pote Jalan Armand Beagan Frarin Leia Sion Chasatior Dublin Cattell King Michael Hynes Eeri-Threet Thomasman Arran Yay John He Faid Gorman John Maguire John Ma Michael Byes John Marguire Thomas Gorman Daniel Currin Sawyer Britain-sieet Mr. Worthington Merger's Hospital Fersons Bodlin Tyranne Bhanvion Grasdison Ciiden J Blaquiere Skettingtion Smyth J. Pomeroy Robert Guning Rame James Cutt John Fita-Gibbon

Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Irelas

Official notice issued by the Lord Lieutenant and the council of Irelas with Rutland as the location. The text presents a formal proclamation setting forth authority and governance, typical of colonial or territorial administration.

Land in Monaghan County on the road from Coorehill to Clones

A description of a tract of more than 75 acres in Monaghan County near the road from Coorehill to Clones in the parish of Killeevan. The land is well situated on a major route, bounded by the road to Newbless. Applications should be made to Ralph Mayne in Dublin or Ralph Dawson at Courchid Ey.

Killeevan Coorehill Clones Newbless Ralere Mayne Jervis-Street Dublin Ralph Dawson Courchid’ Ey

Auction Decree Notice of Property Sale in Ireland

The document records a decree from the Exchequer of Ireland dated 1786 authorizing sale by public auction of town and townland estates in the Kilkenny area including Ballyfermot and Gealtown. It lists dates for bids, adjournments, and final sale times, with names such as Clanbrassill and Dominick M Kauflaud, and references to the King’s Chancery, Dublin.

Notice to Dublin carriage owners to license or seize

In Tholsel Dublin July 1726 the founders warn hackney and other carriage owners to obtain licenses by July 1. If not licensed, officers will seize any carriage sedan chaise cart or dray and remove horses and gear to the Workhouse yard or deliver to local authorities for lodging. Any person may seize and lodge the carriage or sedan per law.

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Property and Estate Notices from 1786 Listing Land and House Details

A historical notice describes 48 acres of meadow and a three year old house on the East Road to Mallahide near the sea, with applications to William Lytter in Ely May 23 1786. It lists a large family estate in County Limerick in fee producing rents and a mortgage sale, with referrals to John Doherty at Aungier Street Dublin and Messrs. obfor and Noms in Lincoln's Inn Fields London.

Mallahide William Lytter Ely Abbey-tiyed Aditeeh House Limerick Dublin Ioin Doherty Aungier Street Lincoln's Fun Landon

Inn for Lease in Virginia Town with 40 Acres Land

Notice to lease the inn in the Town of Virginia comprising 40 acres from the estate of the Earl Beschve for 31 years starting August next. House and offices are new and fully finished. Proposals in writing to Ma Walter Kear ing in Ketts by June 1936.

Virginia Earl Beschve Walter Kearing Ketts

Proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland

A formal proclamation issued by the Lord Lieutenant and the Council of Ireland appears to announce royal authority or public notice. The readable text repeats the proclamation heading, signaling an official government or administrative communication intended for the record.

By the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland

A fragmentary notice appeals to authority, invoking the Lord Lieutenant and Council in an official capacity. The source text repeats the formal oath like address, indicating a royal or colonial governance context without detailing actions or dates. The readable portion preserves titles and institutional roles.

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RFSE Sastry Tythey Admaigstratévair David Sherrard Eve Tdwu Asge Hector Graham Othe Dubby Lord Lieutenant Irelan Couyneil Richard Armagh Aner Glandore Lofts John Parnell Clements John Fitz Gibbon God Save the King Leutenant Irelas Rutland Taft Elizabeth Hughes Wexford Peeson Pessona Hany Hughes Wwe Eas County Monaghan inJeéland King'sdane Ormonday Divlin Hersancs Geralditown Brenanttows Mooretown Roalliesou Glanbrassele Dominick ‘M‘kauflaud Beitrystreet Cranbrassiel Hell Rock Chinon C. Walker Chancery Chamber Saleia Chancery Fitigh Bowen Elizabeth Longworth Leceated George Pillsworth Pefendam Ireland King’s Tins Bally Firwate Queen’s Fés Tholsel Ath Foundling Hospital and Workhouse City of Dublin Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland Council of Ireland Ruteand
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